1) All of these are examples of the six basic compents of IPM except:
a)Monitoring
b)Biological Controls
c)Self Control
d)Chemical Control
2) What does acceptable pest levels try to do?
a)It only emphasis eradication
b)It emphasis control and eradication
c)It only emphasis control
d)Non of the above.
3)What is a pesticide?
a)A mixture that tries to keep insects alive.
b)Something that can harm the enviorment.
c)Is a substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, and mitigating any pest.
d)A substance that tries to allow a pest to thrive in their enviorment.
e)Both B and C
4)Which one of the six basic components tries to use visual inspections?
a)Chemical Control
b)Monitoring
c)Biological Control
d)Preventing Culture Practices
5)Why do people not like IPM?
a)Expansive
b)Harm the Enviorment
c)Usually unachievable
d)All of the Above
Integrated Pest Management.(IPM)
1) All of these are examples of the six basic compents of IPM except:
a)Monitoring
b)Biological Controls
c)Self Control
d)Chemical Control
2) What does acceptable pest levels try to do?
a)It only emphasis eradication
b)It emphasis control and eradication
c)It only emphasis control
d)Non of the above.
3)What is a pesticide?
a)A mixture that tries to keep insects alive.
b)Something that can harm the enviorment.
c)Is a substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, and mitigating any pest.
d)A substance that tries to allow a pest to thrive in their enviorment.
e)Both B and C
4)Which one of the six basic components tries to use visual inspections?
a)Chemical Control
b)Monitoring
c)Biological Control
d)Preventing Culture Practices
5)Why do people not like IPM?
a)Expansive
b)Harm the Enviorment
c)Usually unachievable
d)All of the Above
6)Explain what IPM is and what it emphasis?